Ginsenosides Show Promise Against Neurodegenerative Diseases by Blocking Ferroptosis
Ginseng has sat at the intersection of folklore and pharmacology for more than two thousand years, prized across East Asia...
Cassandra Pierce is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Systems Neuroscience coverage.
Ginseng has sat at the intersection of folklore and pharmacology for more than two thousand years, prized across East Asia...
Down syndrome has long been recognized as one of the most predictable models of Alzheimer's disease in all of medicine,...
Up to 45 percent of dementia cases worldwide may be linked to modifiable health and lifestyle factors, from physical inactivity...
When a severe accident crushes a human spinal cord, the most dangerous hours unfold silently. Surgeons can realign the spine,...
In a result that blurs the line between laboratory animal and human neuroscience, researchers have shown that an artificial intelligence...
Brain–computer interfaces have already allowed paralyzed volunteers to type by thought, steer robotic arms, and speak through a synthesizer driven...
Alzheimer's disease research has spent decades fixated on amyloid plaques and tau tangles, but a team of scientists in China...
For nearly two decades, transcranial direct current stimulation—tDCS to its friends—has hovered at the intersection of genuine neuroscience and consumer...
For centuries, electroacupuncture has sat uneasily between traditional practice and hard neuroscience: clinically promising, mechanistically opaque. A new study now...
Physicists in Mexico have built a system that teaches an artificial intelligence to read one of the strangest currencies of...
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